By Kevin B. O'Reilly | June 14, 2018 Computational methods, techniques, and systems for data analysis such as machine image recognition, natural-language processing and machine learning are sometimes called artificial intelligence. But a better term for use in health care is augmented intelligence (AI), according to experts cited in an [...]
By O'Ryan Johnson | June 11, 2018 Accenture released a survey of health care executives Monday that shows their longing to embrace AI is matched by their fear of answering for the decisions that it makes. “If you are using some sort of deep learning neural network, where it is [...]
By Mike Miliard | June 4, 2018 The American Medical Association assesses the implications of artificial and "augmented" intelligence, proposing policy recommendations as it prepares for its annual meeting, which starts June 9. For an organization that has no shortage of strongly held opinions on an array of topics affecting [...]
By Bertalan Meskó, The Medical Futurist | May 2018 Hype and fears surround artificial intelligence taking jobs in healthcare. Will it render physicians obsolete? Will it replace the majority of medical professionals? The Medical Futurist decided to set things straight. Here are five fundamental reasons why A.I. won’t replace doctors [...]
By Mike Miliard | May 17, 2018 That goes both for IT buyers making decisions about technology and clinicians not getting "bamboozled" by questionable data science, experts said at the Precision Medicine Summit. Artificial intelligence holds huge promise for the advancement of precision medicine. Indeed it will be essential for [...]
By Laura Lovett, MobiHealthNews | May 11, 2018 AI has been the buzz word this year across multiple industries and now top government officials are starting to take notice. Yesterday the White House hosted a summit on Artificial Intelligence for American Industry, where it announced a new AI task force. [...]
